This series gives developers and engineers practical insights on database scalability, fault tolerance, and performance tuning. Combining theory with real-world examples, it helps teams optimize and troubleshoot databases across on-prem, cloud, and Kubernetes environments like KubeBlocks.
How to operatorize ClickHouse with KubeBlocks: cluster management, sharding, Keeper integration, HA, parameter control, and backup/recovery using an operator-first approach.
Gan Yiwei
Operatorize Milvus on Kubernetes using KubeBlocks: deploy standalone and cluster modes, integrate etcd/Kafka/MinIO via Addons and ServiceRef, and manage Day-2 operations with an operator-first approach.
Cheng Jiacheng
How KubeBlocks operatorizes Oracle Data Guard (12c) on Kubernetes — design, Addon implementation, backup, failover, and day-2 operations using an operator-first approach.
Yang Huigen
How KubeBlocks applies operator-based management to MinIO: automated cluster lifecycle, high availability, and logical horizontal scaling as an alternative to dedicated MinIO operators.
Ding Ben
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This blog explores why leading Chinese internet companies are increasingly adopting the practice of running databases on Kubernetes.
Wei Cao
Case study: How Sealos used KubeBlocks to manage 6,000+ self-hosted databases across four availability zones — architecture, HA, backup, migration and operational practices.
Jinhu Xie
Drawing from Kuaishou's experience in implementing cloud-native Redis at scale, this blog delves into practical solutions and critical considerations for managing stateful services in Kubernetes environments.
Yuxing Liu
This is a joint talk delievered by ApeCloud and Kuaishou on KubeCon China 2024. This talk is about migrating large-scale Redis instances at Kuaishou from bare metal to Kubernetes to improve resource utilization.
Xueqiang Wu & Yuxing Liu
KubeBlocks Addon provides a unified platform for managing multiple database engines in Kubernetes, enabling seamless deployment, scaling, and operation of both SQL and NoSQL databases. With built-in support for popular engines like MySQL (InnoDB), PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, and Cassandra, KubeBlocks simplifies database lifecycle management while ensuring high availability, automated backups, and performance optimization.
